Structures for Adventist World Mission in the Twenty-First Century

Gorden R. Doss

Structures for Adventist World Mission in the Twenty-First Century

Gorden R. Doss

Department of World Mission

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Abstract

Christian denominations and mission agencies use different structural models for doing world mission. This article discusses four models and the ecclesiological and practical implications of each for Adventist world mission. The current structural model is analyzed and suggestions are made for adjusting it to better fulfill Adventist world mission in the contemporary context.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Mission: A Man with a Vision
Subtitle of host publication	A Festschrift Honoring Russell L. Staples
Editors	Rudolph Maier
Place of Publication	Berrien Springs, MI
Publisher	Department of World Mission, Andrews University
Pages	307-315
ISBN (Print)	0967112826
State	Published - 2005

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Name	Andrews University Mission Studies
Number	1

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Missions and World Christianity

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Structures for Adventist World Mission in the Twenty-First Century. / Doss, Gorden R.
Mission: A Man with a Vision: A Festschrift Honoring Russell L. Staples. ed. / Rudolph Maier. Berrien Springs, MI: Department of World Mission, Andrews University, 2005. p. 307-315 (Andrews University Mission Studies; No. 1).

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